By default, Windows 10 communicate to Microsoft a lot of user data to improve its services and fuel the advertising market. You can disable this through the collection available customization options. But disabling made does not prevent the operating system to continue to communicate via the Internet information servers to the Redmond company, observes Ars Technica.
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